#1: freestylefly/awesome-gpt-image-2
JavaScript · 25,991 stars total, +13,413 this period
awesome-gpt-image-2 is a prompt and example library for OpenAI's GPT Image 2 image model, built around the idea of "prompt as code." It collects more than 530 worked cases with their full prompts and generation records, plus over 20 reusable "industrial-grade" templates and agent Skills, and it is updated continuously. The README is primarily in Chinese.
It reached 25,991 stars, with 13,413 gained this period — more than half its total in one stretch.
#2: anthropics/claude-plugins-community
Python · 2,957 stars total, +2,162 this period
The anthropics/claude-plugins-community repository serves as a community-driven marketplace for plugins compatible with Claude Cowork and Claude Code. This project addresses the need for additional functionality beyond what these applications offer out-of-the-box by providing an easy platform for users to contribute and discover new tools. The significant surge in stars, gaining 2,162 over the recent period, suggests a high level of interest and engagement from the community, likely due to its active contribution mechanism and broad appeal among developers looking to enhance their productivity tools.
Given the substantial increase in star count, this project is likely trending this week as it not only addresses a specific need within the developer community but also offers a collaborative environment that encourages innovation and sharing. The read-only mirror nature ensures that contributions are channeled through an official submission process (clau.de/plugin-directory-submission), maintaining the integrity and quality of available plugins while fostering a vibrant community around these tools.
#3: tt-a1i/archify
JavaScript · 36,168 stars total, +18,103 this period
The archify project is an agent skill that generates visually appealing and interactive diagrams for various technical workflows. These include architecture, sequences, data flow, and lifecycle diagrams, all encapsulated within self-contained HTML files that can be easily shared or exported. The significant increase in stars—18,103 gained over the latest period—reflects its growing popularity among developers and tech enthusiasts who need to create clear visual representations of complex systems or processes.
Given the substantial rise in interest and the large number of stars (36,168 total), archify is likely trending due to its ease of use and the high demand for tools that can produce professional-quality diagrams without extensive coding. This surge in popularity suggests that it successfully addresses a common need among those who frequently design or document technical systems but may lack the time or expertise to create such diagrams manually, making it an attractive solution for both personal projects and professional documentation tasks.
#4: omacom/omarchy
Shell · 35,735 stars total, +6,692 this period
Omarchy is an opinionated Linux setup built on Arch Linux and the Hyprland window manager, sold on the tagline "Beautiful, Modern & Opinionated Linux." It installs a curated, pre-configured desktop so you do not have to assemble one yourself, and the repo is mostly shell scripts. This is the same project that appeared last week as basecamp/omarchy; the repository has moved to the omacom organisation. It now has 35,735 stars, 6,692 of them gained this period.
#5: apache/maka
TypeScript · 4,250 stars total, +1,973 this period
Apache Maka (Incubating) is a local-first workspace for running AI agents that keeps a complete record of what the agent did. Every model message, tool call, tool result, permission decision and termination is written to an append-only log, and the UI, the next prompt and crash recovery are all derived from that log. Sessions and settings stay on your machine and you bring your own model, whether a cloud API or a local one. The project also publishes its benchmark runs against other agent harnesses.
It gained 1,973 stars this period for a total of 4,250. It has not yet made an official Apache release.